Is there a way to put a variable in place of a property name of an object? Not sure if that makes much sense but I will post a sample:
What I need to do is have the contents of the variable PropertyName go in place of Property1. Can that be done?

Is the question you are asking this?:

How can I pass a property name by a string and access that property value by concatenating the passed in property name with the object?

I.e:

public void Blah(string PropertyName) {
    int Foo = evaluate("Object." + PropertyName);
}

I'm not sure how you can do this. I have yet to find a way to do evals like we can in VBscript or javascript. Part of this is due to the nature of .NET that it can not allow late binding.

Can anyone else shed some light on this subject?

That is exactly my question, thanks for cleaning it up.

I can't imagine that this is impossible, the amount of coding this could save one from writing is insane, at least a lot of copying and pasting and double clicking and typing over.

I would think you could use a for each loop to enumerate the object properties looking for one whose name matched the string passed to your function.

Does this answer what you're looking for?

Hubman